A new independent studio for recording, mixing, and mastering.
Your reference. Your space. Your creative perspective.
Your original BZDR Edit design: a familiar timeline, detailed track controls, and the room to see the whole session.
The features shaping BZDR Studio go beyond the usual workflow. Here’s the direction—and where each idea stands.
Think in width, depth, and height. Bring the session into a three-dimensional workspace, with a proposed object panner that makes position, elevation, and distance visible.
Desktop concept shown. Native integration is in development; current browser beta playback is stereo.
A4 at 440 Hz. A4 at 432 Hz. C5 at 528 Hz. Or your own reference note and frequency. Session-wide settings and per-track overrides are part of the tuning roadmap.
Reference settings preview; audio retuning and a reference generator are planned.
One family of tools. One visual language. From EQ and dynamics to space, delay, saturation, and mastering, the BZDR suite is designed to feel like part of your studio.
EQ is prototyped. The wider processor suite is in development.
Sculpt the spectrum.
A complete view of the EQ design, including its spectrum, bands, analyzer and metering.
A familiar arrangement with a choice of classic grey or dimensional dark. Keep the workflow. Choose the feel.
Edit, Mix, and Browse, adapted for portrait and landscape. A mobile-first perspective on a full studio workflow.
Local audio import and portable project workflows, with an offline-first direction that keeps your creative space personal.
Follow the beta, hear when access opens, and help shape a studio built for your creative perspective.
Good things start with a first take.
BZDR Studio is an independent, standalone digital audio workstation in development for recording, mixing, and mastering. Its direction combines a familiar studio workflow with global tuning, immersive mixing, and a BZDR-designed processor family.
The tuning design supports A4 = 440 Hz, A4 = 432 Hz, C5 = 528 Hz, or a custom reference note and frequency. Session-wide settings, per-track overrides, a reference generator, and optional non-destructive retuning are part of the roadmap. The reference settings preview is separate from audio processing: recorded audio and third-party instruments are not automatically retuned.
The current browser beta plays back in stereo. Multichannel workflows and 3D positioning are part of the native immersive development direction. A Dolby Atmos renderer, binaural renderer, and ADM BWF export are not included in the current beta.
The main gallery uses the original BZDR Studio artwork. The feature section also includes explicitly labeled desktop concepts for the proposed tuning settings and immersive panner, presented over the original desktop workspace. Beta builds may differ as implementation develops. Third-party plugin names visible in the artwork are illustrative and do not imply bundled licenses or validated compatibility.
Desktop and mobile are part of the BZDR direction. The mobile browser beta and native macOS/Windows integration have different capabilities. Platform requirements and feature availability will be confirmed with beta invitations.
Joining the early-access list is free and requires no payment information. We haven’t announced an invitation date, and joining does not guarantee beta access. Beta terms and final product pricing will be shared separately.